Power outages in Honduras for Tuesday, November 5: times and affected areas
Check here the scheduled power outages for this Tuesday, November 5, 2024, in Honduras. Find out the affected areas and suspension times.
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Every day, the National Electric Energy Company (ENEE), through the National Dispatch Center (CND), issues the list of areas and times of power outages in Honduras. These interruptions can be planned to carry out maintenance, improve the electrical infrastructure or respond to emergencies. Here we provide you with detailed information on the scheduled outages for Tuesday, November 5, 2024 so that you can prepare and organize your daily activities.
It’s important to stay on top of these outages, as they affect both homes and businesses across the country. Below is a complete list of the areas that will be affected today and the times when power will be suspended.
Why are there power outages in Honduras?
Scheduled power cuts are a necessary measure to ensure a more stable and secure electricity supply in the long term. There are several reasons why authorities decide to temporarily interrupt the service. Some of the most common ones include:
- Preventive maintenance : This type of outage allows for work to be carried out that prevents major failures in the future, such as replacing worn cables, maintaining electrical substations, and cleaning transmission lines.
- Infrastructure Improvements : Occasionally, work is done to expand or improve the electrical grid in urban or rural areas, which may require service interruptions at certain times.
- Emergencies or unexpected failures : Although scheduled power outages are announced in advance, some interruptions may occur due to emergencies caused by external factors, such as storms, accidents or network overloads.
Times and areas affected by power outages in Honduras this Tuesday, November 5
Below are the details of the power outages scheduled for Tuesday in various regions of the country. Check if your area is within the affected zones and take the necessary precautions.
Power outage table
| Department | | Affected areas | | Start time | | End time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Choluteca | Choluteca | 7:00 am | 3:00 pm |
| Atlantis | The Future, San Francisco, La Masica and Sparta | 8:30 am | 4:30 pm |
| Copan | Santa Rosa | 8:20 am | 3:20 pm |
| Courteous | Villanueva | 8:30 am | 4:30 pm |
Recommendations for power outages in Honduras
During a power outage , it is essential to take some preventive measures to minimize inconveniences and protect your electrical devices. Here are some important recommendations:
- Charge your mobile devices and batteries : Before the outage starts, make sure all your devices are fully charged. This includes phones, laptops, and any other devices you use regularly.
- Unplug sensitive appliances : To avoid possible damage from power surges when service returns, unplug sensitive appliances and electronic equipment such as televisions, computers, and audio systems.
- Store drinking water : In some areas, water supplies may be affected by power outages. Make sure you have enough water stored to meet your needs during the shutdown period.
- Organize your activities : If the outage will affect your work or business area, try to complete important tasks before the interruption and plan your time accordingly.
How to report problems with the power supply in Honduras?
If you experience an unannounced power outage or problems with service restoration, you can contact ENEE. Below we provide the main customer service channels:
- Telephone : Call 2276-4370, 118 or 3322-5577 to report incidents.
- Social Media : You can follow the company on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram for real-time updates and to report any issues.
- Email : You can also send an email to comunicaciones@ods.org.hn if you have any questions related to power outages.
